... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr.| Kean, jim., made his second appearance last night in the character of Young Norml. The intervai allowed him for study and reflection, well as the strictures written on hi» pe.ifortnnnce, hare not been thrown away. Hit acting last ...

... IRISH LAW ISTELLICENCB. M«re»ty honoured Drury lane theatre with her i’, t evening, et-e Madame Ma ibran in tlie of La Sonnambula, ami the opera Tne usual preparations wcie made she lJ, i ° r i, e reception of the Queen. A guard of hort * ,re j llt y ...

... THKATRICALS Mr. C. Kean >* j at Brighton. Mr. lonian made a u*o»t tucceaaful dtiui Drury - lane on VV- Juetday eveoatg. to the character of Shylock. J'he lakulod eritic! ...

... building in the Isle Man, shall called King William’s College.” Mr. Knowles’s new play, Alfred, likely be brought out soon at Drury Lane, will sustain the part of Alfred. ...

... The Americans vow they never receive Mr. and Mrs. Wood again. Forest sails the Ist of September for London, and appears at Drury Lane on the Ist of October.’’—Extract from an American Letter, We’ve exchange in our favour each Yankee muft see, They’ve sent ...

... MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MEATS. Madame Fercn bus arrived .onHon ;it is not unlikely she will shortly appear Covent Garden or Drury Lane. Her trip to has been profitable one. Miss Eliza Pilton and Mr. Collins have been performing at Brighton to tolerable houses ...

... etf**ci thi* morniog Ti>-»mas Win contricicd the last sessions of Central Criminal Court ot the murder his master Mr Janes in Drury Lane. 8 o'clock the cuipru appear* on the platform—he appr* ached the fatal beam w ih firm step lesa than two minutes the rope ...

... dramatist, died Wednesday. The admireis of Mr. Charles Kean gave a dinner to that gentleman on Friday, in the saloon of Drury-lane Theatre, and also pierented the d.stmgnished his'non wnh splendid silver vase, tesnmony of their high respect for h.s talent ...

... should trace the private life anti conversation of Shakespeare ? fii*t became acquainted with Lord Eyrcn in when the new Drury lane Theatre opened. Ihe committee (of which not long became a member) applied to him, as alLthe world know*, for opening address ...

... volume of his Life comes .down. There are some curious letteis to Lord Holland, touching the prologue at the rc-opcning of Drury Lane Theatre, which the poet shows a patience under miuute criticism that is highly edifying. Mr. Moore enters at some length ...

... died at half-past three o'clock this morning from the eff. cls the injuries she receirod by the distressing accident at Drury lane Saturday night. Her meu attendant, Marsden whs with her from ten till twelve on Monday night, at which time site was much ...

... money advanced him keep the cottage and farm in Mr Kean’s absence . A silver-gilt cup, by Mr Palmer, from the committee of Drury lane. A silver gill snuff-box, by Mr. Bingham. A mosaic top snuff box, I,ord Byron. A toitoise-sbell snuff-box lined with gold ...